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CIBC GIC special offer
July 9, 2018
10:42 am
Koogie
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Was just googling around for something else and ran across this.

When even the most "accident prone" of the Big 5 is offering good 5 year rates have we turned a corner ?

CIBC Special Offer GIC
https://www.cibc.com/en/personal-banking/investments/gic-rates-arent-high-enough/special-offer-gic.html?itrc=M93:19

60 months 3.000%*

Non-registered, non-redeemable before maturity
Minimum contribution: $1,000
Available to CIBC clients only

July 9, 2018
12:01 pm
Kidd
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Thanks Koogie,

* Rates may be changed or withdrawn at any time without notice. Annual rates are current as of May 18, 2018, and applies only to a non-registered CIBC Special Offer GIC, available to CIBC personal and non-personal clients only, with interest paid annually or at maturity. If you want interest paid semi-annually or monthly, a lower rate may apply. Compound interest is calculated annually and paid at maturity; simple interest is paid monthly, semi-annually or annually. Minimum investment of $1,000.

CIBC DO explain how they compound the interest. I remember having a discussion here about another bank "paying out on maturity" but never mentioning the word "compound", which to me sounded like they were only paying simple interest.

March 5, 2020
10:37 am
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Got a call from Cibc adviser they offering 2yrs@2.5% for select clients today or tmrrw may be last day. Call or go into a branch to find out.

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